Aaron Sorkin Explains Why The Social Reckoning Isn’t Really a Sequel to The Social Network
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Aaron Sorkin wrote The Social Network (2010), directed by David Fincher, on the ascension of Mark Zuckerberg, at the origin of Facebook. Here's the complement: a chilling thriller on the social network, a source of manipulation, misinformation and conspiracy.
Aaron Sorkin explains why The Social Reckoning isn’t really a sequel to The Social Network
More than 15 years after he scripted one of the most defining films of the 21st century in The Social Network, Aaron Sorkin has returned to the subject of Mark Zuckerberg with new drama The Social Reckoning.The new movie dramatises the investigation that led to the 2021 Wall Street Journal exposé titled The Facebook Files, with Sorkin this time serving as both writer and director, and Jeremy Strong taking over from Jesse Eisenberg in the role of…
Sixteen years after "The Social Network" and without David Fincher, the famous screenwriter makes a thriller on the revelation in 2021 of Facebook Files, praises idealism and counter-power against technofascist drifts.
With «The Social Reckoning» filmmaker Sorkin once again focuses on Facebook. Since «The Social Network» Zuckerberg has only become more powerful. But this time it's about more than him.
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